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Sabini Questioned the Opposition Ahead of the Rendición de Cuentas Debate in the Senate

The Frente Amplio senator said part of the changes announced by the opposition are illegal because they lack funding. He also criticized the tone of the debate in the Chamber of Deputies.

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Frente Amplio Senator Sebastián Sabini, president of the Senate’s Integrated Committee on Finance and Budget, spoke about the handling of the Rendición de Cuentas, which will be debated this Monday the 22nd in the plenary session of the Upper House, according to Medios Públicos Uruguay.

According to that outlet, the governing caucus in the Senate has already decided not to introduce changes to the text that arrived approved from the Chamber of Representatives. At the same time, the opposition announced it is preparing amendments and additional articles to present during the discussion of the bill’s provisions.

In an interview with La Escucha, Sabini referred to the debate in the Chamber of Deputies and the work in the Budget Committee. There he said there were moments of insults from some lawmakers, especially directed at ministers, and noted that on several occasions it was necessary to suspend the session to restore an appropriate climate for discussion.

The lawmaker also rejected criticism over an alleged lack of dialogue by the Frente Amplio with the opposition. According to him, some of the opposition proposals “are illegal” because they do not have funding sources. He also said that those who closed off the possibility of negotiation were sectors of the opposition, recalling that, according to his version, the day after the Rendición de Cuentas was presented they announced at a press conference that they would not vote for it.

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